Thursday, February 28, 2008

Navtej Kohli reviews a calculator of another type!

While surfing through the net, I stumbled across a calculator on BBC website - An Electricity Calculator for UK. The speciality of this calculator is that it allows anyone to see the impact of their electricity decisions on UK electricity prices and carbon emissions for the year 2020. As a person from energy field, I always thought that we should have a tool that would give us an idea of how our decisions will affect fuel and electricity prices and air quality. The BBC online electricity calculator brought this idea into realization.

Before you proceed on reckoning the electricity prices and carbon emissions, you'll have to read the preface that says "Could you make the tough decisions needed to keep the UK's lights on in 2020, while balancing environmental concerns and cost? Try our electricity calculator to find out." In the calculator, you will be given choices through sliders where you need to freeze upon fuel options like more or less fossil, nuclear, renewable fuels? and your consumption demands to find out the potential impact on electricity prices and c-emissions.

Here is a snapshot of the electricity calculator that you can use to find out energy needs and its probably impact as a forcast.



In an another venture yesterday, Matt Presscots, E-Day (Energy Saving Day) went successful...It w'd be premature to say, I am waiting for the data to be posted on National Grid website. but yet again, many organizations from all sectors of society in United Kingdom have contributed to tackle climate change. They have been prepared to see what they can do to simplify potential solutions for the climate change.



This move will also help the National Grid, in a way that they would be able to monitor how much difference it makes to the consumpiton. A part of National Grid's job is to predict the demand for electricity and by comparing demand across the 24 hours of Energy saving day, they could be able to measure whether the initiative has made much difference. All in all, its a good way to raise awareness for energy saving.

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Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Navtej Kohli Brings a Successful Career for Yet Another Individual

Navtej Kohli adds another talented individual to his team.

When you launch a bold business venture that can redefine the way the planet finds its energy, you want a man like Guillermo Hurtado on your team. That’s because he’s got expertise on an international level with open-cut and underground coal resource development, mining and processing operations, and project management as well as coal utilization and marketing coal to power generators and steel mills.

So it was no surprise to him that a man like Navtej Kohli came looking for him last fall to head the search for new energy sources in the vast untapped oil fields of Russia. The real surprise, though, came when he arrived in his new workplace and realized just how different the climate was.

“I should have maybe brought an extra couple of coats with me, but otherwise I’m glad to be here!” says Hurtado, laughing. “I imagine I’ll have a few other cultural differences to deal with, but I’m looking forward to the challenge.”

It’s that kind of can-do spirit and forward-thinking attitude that Navtej Kohli hopes to bring to the world at large. In an age when oil is edging up to $100 a barrel and volatile Arab nations threaten to drive them even higher, it’s important to know that a company is out in front seeking to alleviate the problems for everyone by finding fresh supplies.

You can count on Granox Ltd. – just the same way that Navtej Kohli knows that he can count on employees like Guillermo Hurtado.

Friday, February 22, 2008

Navtej Kohli And His Russian Oil Venture.

Viktor Verzhbitsky is excited for the new year in his Russian town, for as the mayor he’s been pleasantly surprised to see a major new business arrive. Building supplies and drilling equipment have been arriving daily for weeks, as hundreds of men have proudly found jobs working on the construction and drilling teams for a new oil-exploration firm called Granox Ltd in collaboration with Navtej Kohli.

All the excitement started with a visit from a most unusual guest: an entrepreneur named Navtej Kohli who was born in India but moved to Costa Rica to establish a successful consulting firm. Navtej Kohli had already proven himself to be a man with successful vision, and was visiting to seek permission to start Granox, because he felt that there was a plentiful supply of oil that had never been tapped and the world was thirsting to receive it.

“Navtej Kohli had heard about the strong possibility we had the oil, and he felt we could make a real impact on the planet,” recalls Verzhbitsky. “We needed the capital and we needed the jobs, so we decided to give him a real chance. Now this man has come through and fulfilled all of his promises, and we’re very happy to be involved in business with Mr. Kohli.”

Daring, innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit are all key to the success of Navtej Kohli. Just as he’s looking to take the people of Russia and Costa Rica to greater lives with him, he’s also willing to help your life by helping your business to thrive. Whether you’re interested in the world of energy or oil and gas, track down a Kohli company and jump on the fast train to success.

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Navtej Kohli Signs Deal for Natural Gas Pipeline

Navtej Kohli is one of those businessmen who have a bold vision to engage in the world’s energy issues. After establishing Granox Ltd. to engage in the exploration, production and distribution of energy from Russia’s untapped oil fields, Navtej Kohli's investment is rapidly paying off as the great nation recently signed a deal with the Central Asian republics of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan to build a natural gas pipeline along the Caspian Sea.

“Sometimes things just fall into place in the right way, and this is one of those times,” says Navtej Kohli from his home base in England. “Russia already supplies more than a quarter of Europe’s gas needs, and we are looking forward to stepping in and adding to that capacity.”

With teams of geologists scouting the best fields to tap, hundreds of Russian workers hired to build the drilling sites and implement the equipment, and excited townspeople eagerly awaiting a chance at a better life, Navtej Kohli is pleased with his new venture and optimistic about its success. And with his experience spanning the globe in previous entrepreneurial ventures, he has every reason to feel that confidence.

“The world’s dealing with many issues right now, but nothing is more important than where we get our energy and how we keep it in a stable supply,” says Kohli. “I’m determined to help provide the solutions and make this world a better place for all.”

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Europe needs to spend €2 trillion on upgrading power networks

Europe faces an energy crisis, with large companies cancelling investments in new power plants because of regulatory uncertainty and difficulties in obtaining planning approval.

It is a delay the region cannot afford - Europe needs to spend $3.7 trillion on upgrading power networks in the next 25 years.

Johannes Teyssen, the chief operating officer at Germany's biggest power group, said the European Commission's plans to make companies pay for all their pollution permits from 2013, long delays in approving applications and confusion among national regulators were to blame for the cancellations. Dr Teyssen, the European vice-chairman of the World Energy Council, said: "We see now every week a new investment project being cancelled across the EU."

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Oil prices fell below $ 90 per barrel

LONDON - Oil prices fell below 90 dollars per barrel on Tuesday and accelerated losses after fresh disappointing data stoked concerns over energy demand from the United States, a key consumer, analysts said. New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in March, fell 1.53 dollars to 88.49 dollars per barrel. Brent North Sea crude for March delivery shed 1.54 dollars to 88.93 dollars.